The Ridge: Kitchen Framing Rebuilt, Beams Flying In! [#12]
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- A 7,000SF footprint tucked in the hills of California goes from slab to beautifully framed. Watch and follow along as we turn this pile of concrete into a masterpiece! Hand cut roof, redwood decks and insane details, you won’t want to miss it.
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Only a true professional accepts that where work is done, mistakes are made. Respect that you dare to be vulnerable and do not edit out mistakes but show them and take full responsibility for them. I wish you and your men good luck and prosperity in the completion of this great project.
It’s so refreshing to see someone with integrity, others should learn from you!
Huge respect to you and your crew for taking ownership of your mistake and then fixing it the right way instead of taking the easy way out. I love your videos and your work, bang on!
Best videos on RUclips. Thanks for taking the time.
It is so nice to see a proper fix. Nice job fellas
Every trade makes mistakes now and then. If they say they don't, they're lying. Important thing is you corrected it with integrity and didn't try to hide is with extentions. Good on you.
Really says a lot, that you guys re-built it all properly!
Another great video. I don’t think I have watched one of your videos yet that I didn’t watch the whole thing. Great work. 👍🏻😎
If we could all have your attitude when it comes to mistakes, the world would be so much less complicated. Allot of respect for you young man!
I appreciate your honesty and integrity.
You can't fix a wrong one with another mistakes being honest it keeps you growing... Bang on
I like your honesty when made mistakes and with this in the end will be blest. Good work guys keep up the good work.
Thank you for going the extra mile to show us the details much appreciated
Good to see the rebuild walls up. Great Work Matt and Team
Good on y'all to own up and fix it. I'm into my 5th month as an apprentice carpenter. I screw up constantly. But if you aren't messing something up, you aren't learning!
Proud of you for not taking any shortcuts and doing it right
I sit here watching and see you guys in T shirts (or shirtless) while I have the heater on, the rain is falling and if I put anymore clothes on I wont be able to walk. It's winter here in Australia so the warmth comes from watching your videos and learning.
We learn from our mistakes. 👍👍👍
Why am I binge watching Matt Bangs Wood ??
Great way to do business my friend! That’s integrity!🔥🔥🔥
You're a real talent, Matt. Loved the drone filming the camera at the end.
Tell me, what are the outside decked areas going to be covered in? You have put down OSB, what goes on top? Cheers.
Joist > OSB > TPO (Membrane for drainage) > Sleepers (ripped 2x4) > Redwood Decking!
If mistakes arent made, people aint working
I remember when I was cutting my teeth on stairs. I messed up and framed the entire staircase wrong. I thought I was going to get fired. My boss told me "if you never cut a staircase incorrectly, you never framed a set of stairs". Now I am solely cutting roofs and check my measurements on paper, calculator, and roof framing books.
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Yep, I did frame walls under the stairs though. I guess NYC uses different terminology. You got my point though. No matter what terms you use...I messed it up. Lesson learned though.
Just a thought; I would use a pallet place a floor and walls on three sides and use it to throw all the cutoffs in it; then pick up it with the telehandler when they are full an dump it in the roll off container.
Covid really messed me up ! Straight out of high school trying to get employed has been a struggle. Plus the fact the DMVs have been closed has made it even more difficult on us teens. But looking forward to hopefully be out in the field soon!!
The construction industry is booming with covid going on. Shouldn't be any issue getting on a crew.
Taylormade2350 I was referring to me not being able to drive legally yet. I had an appointment at the DMV a couple months ago but due to covid the dmv shutdown. So that’s what’s been a total bust
Regarding building "exactly what they draw on the plans", there has to be some degree of freedom, yes? For example, you block your walls a certain way, and another framing contractor might block them another way, and both would be perfectly fine, I'm guessing?
I assume that the trick is to fully understand the difference between the things that must adhere to the plans, and those that are not critical.
Wall blocking is about it. Nail patterns, roof blocking, floor blocking, roof bracing, etc is all called out.
Can we break 2,000 likes?! 👍
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That drone footage was sick!
I'm having a new build, and my hubby and I go everyday to check the house, take pictures, and I've caught a lot of mistakes, I took measurements of the frame to make sure they're 10 ft. high as I paid extra for 10 ft. Ceilings
Things happen, nobody is perfect.
Owning up to those mistakes and making it right is where the good and bad separate.
@@MattBangsWood thanks for your response, you are a very good framer as I can see, you are accurate with measurements, and you take pride in what you do 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Your drone shot is really cool......great video....
You know what bro, a lot of people would throw cripples in and not cop the costs of new materials, if ya did I’d question why I follow ya content .
And most people wouldn’t even admit to making that big of a mistake so respect to you bro 🤙🤙
You had 11000 subscribers when I found your channel about a year ago. 111K now...nice work!
BTW what would be an issue if you just added the 2 extra foot framed? In regards to strength and quality?
Hgtv if they made this mistake: “that’ll set us back about 8 weeks and cost an additional $15,000”
Not without a lot of gasping, people taking off hats and wiping their brow, and sighing, all right before commercial. I'd make a good director, lol.
Robert Barth 😂😂
@@RobertBarth1 no, you would make a HGTV director.
Ya and the wife would be like omg 😱 and question the whole process and be in a pist off mood all day...and then be ok when she is cooking in her brand new “chefs kitchen”
Matt have you been doing this carpentry stuff since you were 15 mate. I like watching the two styles of carpentry that our two countries (Australia) offer, especially wall framing. We wall frame everything with something like two by four. Cheers
It has been my experience that, in just about everything, the quality of the work isn't in how well one does something correctly, but rather in how well they handle and fix mistakes.
Very well said
Good video... plus we like yhe sweater u had. Will frame for food.
You did the right thing Matt. Having a hinge point in a wall would look like shit B structural as shit Maybe simpson strongtie has a answer for situations such as that. They should send some lobbyists to the capital and mandate more of their unnecessary metal to drive building costs higher
Whenever I fuck something up real bad I usually say fuck the late start and just take the day off
Just subbed to you, recently me and my wife were talking about buying a house in the future in Georgia currently residing in NYC. So as usual, I get super excited and start thinking about layouts and how to remodel, blah blah blah. So here I am and found your channel on how to frame a wall. So here is my thing, i've always loved remodeling things from scratch, love tools but don't own much, and this type of work ALWAYS gets me excited, sometimes I feel I am in the wrong jobs, is this something that is easy to obtain as a skill worker since living in NYC I find it hard to find a place to do this type of work. Any help would be nice from all people. Thanks and keep up the nice work!
Not your best video. But still enjoyable. Thanks.
Keep on trucking
Yes please for the music
I'm pretty sure that just putting in pony walls to fix the issue would not meet code in that seismically active region so you did the only thing that could fix it right.
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Merhaba MaşALLAH İstanbul / TÜRKİYE. God bless Us.
What do y’all do with the material you replaced? (The stuff you didn’t already reuse)
What other issues can arise if some decides to just increase the height of the wall by adding more wood instead of rebuilding it. Just wanting a deeper understanding. Thanks.
The most serious issue I can think of is that adding another short wall on top creates a "hinge" joint where they meet, and the loads from the roof trusses can push the seam in or out. It's the most unstable type of joint I can think of and can be dangerous if enough load is applied from above. To get an idea of how this looks, hold the tips of your fingers from one hand straight up, and then take the fingertips from the other hand and place them vertically on top of the others. Now push hard. The point where they touch will kick out one way or another.
Try walking on a pair of stilts , that’s what it’s like to ad studs on top of studs
What happened to your Buckaroo belt and suspenders? Were they not as good in the long run?
Wait late to game , question Matt ? Is this your company or do you work for family or company. Need more details on your back ground do you have a video of that . I appreciate all your time effort and videos for some one hound you got it going on ... but I think I missed the back ground or how I got started video . Can you a video on this or an update video with your background and the current situation ? Are you sub or are you bidding and winning projects ? Where did you learn to frame and build ? Do you have videos on estimating and project take off ? Change orders and T&M videos . Punch list videos , what tools to start with ? How to start your construction company , how to obtain and license , insurance and bonds . Any of this in your video playlist if so help me out and point out the links . Any how appreciate your cool laid and informative knowledge. Keep up the great work .
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The older gentleman that was helping moving the beam did not have a hard hat on
How do you know where to start your router when cutting out windows, you make it look SOOO easy?
Quick question matt, can you put ur shear panels (outer OSB) horizontal? If so is there any extra requirements if you do?
Nicely Done 👍If You Going To Put Weighs On Your Tail Gate Strap It Close And Be Safe
Sorry Matt. But I don't mess up. Lol. I fucc up actually. Yup that's the word.
Me too.
First!
Ha ha ha you know
Are you gonna keep wearing your hard hats after this job? Lol I hate wearing hard hats, only wear them when I need to lol
Shhhhh....
So... whatever happened with the battery powered skilsaw? Ive been thinking about purchasing one but not sure if i should pull the trigger. Any pointers or personal reviews? Seen you had the saw a few projects ago but dont see it on the jobsite. Keep Banging!
you don't use advantech?
I have to aks a question, I do not know the answer, why is a wrong to add 2 feet in top?
Maybe a strange question, but how strong do you need to be? I saw you pulling two full sheets above your head. I do not think I can do that.
That all depends on what you’re doing. You’re never expected to work outside your ability.. (back breaking)
Myself, I’m a fairly beefy little thing. While Fox is a good 60lbs lighter than me.
It's surprising to me that on any given weekend since the 9' walls were standing that the home owners didn't see the mistake or say something. Maybe they did catch the mistake?
Nah, they didn’t catch it. It was our catch. The beam that got set here would have been below the ceiling, huge red flag.
is that a family owned
Could you sent info where u bought your sweater
www.mattbangswoodmerch.com/
What happens when your waiting for answers do you take on side jobs? A week can be along time!
Matt it seams you are missing the rear lift part of your truck😂
It seems that way.. 😂
@@MattBangsWood its called cali lean for a reason!
10:10 content cop
If you guys wanna watch a crazy super star Framer check out Crazy Framer up in canada dude does some insane framing By himself
Technically speaking, would adding cripples have been stronger? (two double sills?)
It would create a massive hinge point.
@@MattBangsWood ah.. got it.
How come y’all never use zip or force field sheathing?
They're the framers not the builder/building contractor/GC. It be like asking a roofer that roofed a new construction house why they picked that color. Ya know what I mean? 👍🇺🇸😊
Semper Fi oh yeah I agree 100%. Should of worded question different. Might just be California but all the high end houses here at least use zip. Just figured a million dollar + house would utilize it
What @Semper Fi said, we’re just framing contractor. We can’t pick what we utilize for material, up to builder.
We might see it soon though!
MattBangsWood we’ll great work! Great to have framers that take pride in their work!
It is California. With some exceptions they don’t see that much weather. It doesn’t snow, freeze, stay hot for weeks, etc. They mostly build in Zone 3 so they can cover code with just a simple fiberglass batt in their wall bays. I agree though, if I was having a house built I’d use Zip or something like it.
The only people that don’t F up are the ones that don’t Fing do anything!
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It's interesting how pretty much nothing I see in this video, except possibly the framing for the interior walls, would be legal here in Denmark, including your working methods. Standing on ladders is not legal here for example. The framing for the exterior walls would be far from sufficient. Using OSB on an outside horizontal deck would last possibly 3 months and it would be ruined. What little I've seen of the plumbing would be illegal not to mention how you guys do electrical.
But then again - this isn't California.
Everyday is great 😊 I'm retired
what phantom is that, a 4?
3 Pro!
MattBangsWood nice, i have 3 standard, really wanna get the 4, but its $$$$, and im practically broke
2nd
Fully support you, but move on. Don't dwell so long on mistakes. Like you said, we all make them.
Next !
We were still fixing it, only reason I mention it. Next ep. is a step in the right direction.
@@MattBangsWood
I hear ya.
Think about the house demolition team that tears down the wrong house.
Now THATS a mistake !
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Awesome build. I wonder how many people u gotta f'over to afford a house like that.
So yesterday was my first day as a framer apprentice and as the day was going I realize that I like this trade ALOT but when the day was over the framer told me that he was not going to continue to use me because he was afraid that I was going to get hurt. I've never gotten hurt in my jobs and knowing that I've done 4 years of bricklaying apprentice that it was not going to happen. I figured that he didnt want me because I'm a female. It sucks cause I want to learn the trade.
I hope you found another crew to work with. I work in auto racing that is also mainly male workers but there are more female workers now.
If you find an older crew that works hard and smart you can learn a lot and keep up. If a scrawny fox can do it women can too. The old guys work with technique instead of brute force.
You guys need a laborer
I’ll agree to an extent, it’s been nice being able to just work without questions. This will be the last build without one.
I know your crew knows what they are doing. But if you have to use hard hats, and if building officials are checking your job site, why don’t you use tag lines? Just looks real sketchy to me??????
Matt. Last video you talked about the mistake in wall height and what it cost in terms of time and money. Then you talked about fixing it and moving on. Yet you spent half of this video going over and over it. Take your own advice and move on. Your voiceovers in this video are tedious
Unfortunately all of these videos are filmed weeks before they’re put out! I was definitely still feeling this f*** up on day 2.
Don’t worry, it’s a thing of the past. The roof gets fun. 😊